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Lloyds Bank swoops on credit card provider MBNA in £1.9bn deal
Lloyds Banking Group is to buy consumer credit card business MBNA from Bank of America in a £1.9bn deal.
Saturday 7 November 2026
Lloyds Banking Group is to buy consumer credit card business MBNA from Bank of America in a £1.9bn deal.
Lending to small and medium sized businesses across the top 10 UK cities dropped by over £2bn in one year, according to a new report.
More than one-third believe they could make additional revenue during the holidays if their business ran at full capacity.
New research revealed that 44.1 per cent would prefer to be their own bosses and turn their hobby into a business.
The UK’s banks are still vulnerable to a “toxic cocktail” of risks for which the taxpayer may have to foot the bill, according to the head…
Dublin government argues it should be allowed to choose how much it levies on foreign companies.
Britain's science and technology industries are expected to lead another leap in hiring next year, in another vote of confidence in the economy following the Brexit…
Thousands of workers will launch a wave of strikes this week, hitting postal services, rail companies and airlines in the run-up to Christmas.
We’ve all done it – had a sneaky peak at our work emails when we should be enjoying family time, but now one team of experts…
A top group of MPs has made fresh demands that Sir Philip Green dig deep to plug the gap in BHS’ pension fund as new figures…
Pharmaceutical firm challenged over price rise for hydrocortisone tablets from 70p to £88 per tablet, costing NHS tens of millions of pounds extra each year.
Tesco's former commercial boss Kevin Grace has been told that he will not face charges from the Serious Fraud Office over the £326m accounting scandal that…
Banks must do more to tackle scams where people are tricked into transferring money to a fraudster, the regulator has said.
Measures to strengthen the UK’s corporate governance framework and shareholder influence over executive pay have been outlined by Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark.
Rt. Hon. Sir Vince Cable, former Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills and President of the Board of Trade, has joined the World Trade…